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MEXICO City Mavericks’ owner Mark Cuban, in response to assertions by the NBA’s referee union Wholesale Jerseys China
that he tries to intimidate and control game officials and that the league doesn’t police him enough, said he has no intentions of changing his ways of trying to bring change to a system that he believes desperately needs it.

“Nothing’s changed,” Cuban said before the Mavericks’ game Thursday night in Mexico City against Phoenix.

Byron Spruell is the NBA’s new president of league operations and he oversees the referees. The story claimed that the union was concerned about a lengthy pattern of documented violations by Cuban, saying he exerted “undue influence of the league’s management of its officials . We consider the threat to the integrity of NBA basketball presented by Mr. Cuban’s misconduct to be real and growing.”

Cuban said this is nothing new and that he remains steadfast in wanting to make NBA officiating better.

“It’s more politics because there’s a new guy coming in,” Cuban said. “I’ve never said favor the Mavs. I just want to make things better.”

To that end, he will continue offering any and all suggestions he can think of to reform the management of the refs.

“Why would I change?” Cuban said. “If we get to the point where, oh my god, officiating is great and the management is phenomenal, then there’s nothing you can say. Officials miss calls. That’s not the issue. We just need to keep working at it.”

The league, of course, has denied that Cuban has any sort of influence on officiating or how the referees are managed at the league level.

As Cuban said, if he had influence over the refs, it would mean they can be influenced. And that obviously should never happen.

The Yahoo story, written by Adrian Wojnarowski, specifically cited a memo in which “In letters to . the union, Spruell rejected the idea that Cuban holds any undue influence over employment decisions on officials.”

Cuban has long been critical of the league’s officiating, piling up more than $1 million in fines through the years. And he’s displayed his displeasure a number of ways. In January 2014, Cuban was fined $100,000 “for confronting the game officials on the court after the conclusion” of a loss to the Los Angeles Clippers jersey cheap.

Last March, Cuban declined to say whether he was fined for pointed tweets about the officiating in a loss at Golden State, though it would appear he was fined after reading between his lines.

“Every time I’ve ever gotten fined, I knew it was going to happen,” Cuban said then. “Except for maybe when they fined me for sitting on the floor in Minnesota my first year: Conduct unbecoming an owner.”

According to Wojnarowski, Seham has portrayed a league office that is unable to control Cuban via several internal and external memos, raising fears that others may be encouraged to disregard league rules because of the owner’s reported behavior.

“To suggest I have influence is to suggest that the NBA officials can be influenced,” Cuban told The Vertical in a lengthy email. “If an official can be influenced by pressure from anyone, they should not be in the NBA. I don’t believe they can be influenced.”